Hungary's spying on EU officials sparked intelligence infighting

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Hungary's spying on EU officials sparked intelligence infighting

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Hungary's spying on EU officials sparked intelligence infighting - VSquare.org

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EU anti-fraud investigators probing the company of Viktor Orbán’s son-in-law were surveilled by Hungary’s foreign intelligence agency, which even created an entire department to spy on EU institutions. However, sensitive political information gathered by Hungarian intelligence sparked political and intelligence infighting.

EU anti-fraud investigators probing the company of Viktor Orbán’s son-in-law were surveilled by Hungary’s foreign intelligence agency, which even created an entire department to spy on EU institutions. However, sensitive political information gathered by Hungarian intelligence sparked political and intelligence infighting.

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Once the media and press of a country are under control of a despot voting him out is not as easily done as voting him in.

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